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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
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CulrNGo, H., Nov w. Without Ian.
Mons, without speeches, with no music
save dirrcs, the hllckcuiug, rrpulsiyc r..
mains ol the i've llaymmkct murlcrcrs.
Who persisted 10y rope und humh. will, to.
morrow, bc borne Ia lonely tomb ten
miles ont nom thc city Of their fearful
crime and death.
Mayor Roche today sent fr the commit.
Zee ui arrangements lor the funeral uf the
men executed Friday, and had long in.
t,rNirW with them. Ordinarily no permit
b required iur q funeral, hut owing 10 the
circumstances oi this ease, the MAYOR
deemed d best i1r the city a. assume "a
general oversight ui the whole affair Tho
committee itself requested that sufficient
police should De- around a. clear the way
aud preserve orlcr, and readily acluicsccd
IN aIl suggestions made hy the mu,nr As
ar~ult ol the conference the final applica.
ton was made
,ur,go, In, No,ymn,r o.. is,7.
fo the NNor II Jhiraer
We Che undersigned rnmmIiirr iu brhalfnf the
llWlIg'uuh if.Hul iu making urau7m,uis fHf the
luuyul of NUHuI rUIv, 4 a. hruus AHuit,I
liyrhrf ,'uufru urvI ani iuuis Tugs u-IEstiuily
nlN.,. lhll We " lrrnlticl Co have pUy,eIDn,
Whl.h We nEur o. conduct w rUupll uue with ,nur
NrUu'uniA ltNNA A. rrAtmu
luNuN iINNtnTNfH
MAJ urrtNutIuIu
Mayor Roche thcrcupou issued The fol.
lowing orl,E
'mc,0o, ~ Nr ~ ISL
lUdrr.gk lhDrold superintendent uf Pullur
You viii issue IrHuit wunlul ns follows tn tho
committee who's application b. luriuDd.
lruulsinn is hrp'by given IN the ismillra and
myuds ul August fpic. A. r. ihrunH AIalph
IIsrhrr tr1rr tur,A nnd inuI, Inrr d, g,,1i,,,
% Wnrml SUNDAY, November d. hpiwrun the hnur.
w lsutln'A Hnd 'ut'ork y a., Un the following
1hr nplics nm to 10 taken frnm the rc,postlv,
hnm,N dinrty o. the place OF burial the Gmili,s.
uud friends II The dpJcaaod iufmlnr y line ON Mil
Wuuarr avenue, commencing mar w., ,nn strst
and The guHvNiun moving to Milwaukee ave
hu@ w hrrlain'T fipcL bcsplaings to lake
tln'l lake a. liUh avenue nnd lluh Id
ihr depot ul thc Wisconsin Cruiml rlIlway at poit
Nrrt lhc mfryinr ur displaying ol banners h
rtohiniiri nusr-crhc- arc ~ ~ made. uui mo-
yLn,,l.gl weapons or arms shall BE- muicd In the
rfuor'loii nor shall any demonstration ~ n public
character be- made, CNctpt to conduct tho ftngr,i
shall IT, din'cs only, '''
., Thh rcrwl, l,sued rullcct to the statute law Of
ihr state NJ Illinois and The laws and ordinance I'D
thr ely oi Chicago and the procession will M Mi
TUNES 10 subject 10 police regulations
JOnN 4. RuCur Mayof
Acccpted tRANN \ sraunfn
lENM liNNfaENIh
hAN orrENuIiNIH
The Mayor hopes and prcsumos that thi.
funeral Will proceed quietly and orderly.
ns all other funerals are accustomed 10 do,
AZ the same time, he says careful and
thorough preparations have been made for
'he quelling OF any possible disturbance.
viewing the Dead Boaic>.
NNN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

TnE genuine II. +. Graveloy tobacco.
wholesale and retail at Samelson's Cigar
Palace.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

Feldsc and Schwab Arrive at tho
Penitentiary Safely.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

No Banners Can DO Displayed by
the Marching Mourners.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

Herr Most Explodes Another Fear
full Dynamite Bomb.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

No Demonstrations Will be Per-
mitted by the Police.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
ALL'S QUIET.

ALL D HUlEl.
No Disturbances at All in Chicago.
Anarchists and Their Sympathiz-
ors Heed the Warning.
They Will Long Remember Yes
terday's Stern Lesson.
They Learn that Society is Just as
Cruel as Anarchy.
Great Crowds of People View the
Remains of the Dead
Led by Curiosity More Than by
sympathy for Them.
Arrangements for the Funerals to
Take Place Today.
The City Authorities Take the
Matter in Charge.
No Demonstrations Will be Per-
mitted by the Police.
No Banners Can DO Displayed by
the Marching Mourners.
Fieldsc and Schwab Arrive at tho
Penitentiary Safely.
Herr Most Explodes Another Fear
full Dynamite Bomb.
He Addresses Three Hundred An
archists In New York.
They Are Clearly Shaved and Have
Their Hair Cut short-Nina Van
zandt Displays II Great Deal
OF Courage Incidents
of the Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THURSDAY. March ST.. VI.

THURSDAY, March ST.. VI.
The much predicted gold exports for this spring
hns of Seldom have the " authorities on che
course OF the money market much fault they
have been during the last two months And yet they
have had In their favor. the place of the predicted
large gold exports, an unexpected prolonged dram OF
money TO the West which continued to and during
the usual spring movement ~ the East Tor tie April set
Elements Seemingly the Western drain simultaneously
with the close of the Eastern movement, is about 10
cease At Chicago to-day New-York checks were only
so cents discount instead OF yJas0 cents they have
ruled for some time stock Exchange to-day the
rates for call loans were somewhat manipulated ana
held at as per cent, but ousde for good borrowers
with proper colaeras and good margins there was an
abundant supply at per cent, and time loans were
obtainable at per cent.
The stock market to day again developed tone
and the bus ness was fairly we'll distributed. e there
were special features st Pan contributed more than
its usual the tot al transactions and special
favoriie; il dealt the extent of 1900 shares
and its price from 81 4 t0 92 o9es The principal
buying stock traceable directly 10 prominent
director OF the company, who since his connection with
the company has made his personal influence at the
stock Exchange felt on more than one occasion; he
IL not a trader for 1 or per cent Northwestern
quiet but steady Of ths stock there Is little or
none comes out sale beyond the dribDines from the
estate d. F. Morgan The STOCK has been absorbed by
parties who expect pay much larger dividend than
per cent. Omaha with small TRANSACTIONS rose from
5O& to l2d5lss Union Pacific was specially strong.
as It should be its late annual report, and rose from
GOls to Gl4 and Louisville and Nashville advanced Il
with small sales Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western
sold ex+livdend ia per cent? at 1874 dl3i D. against
1854 last eyening-ar advance OF y per cent The
trunk lines were strong but neglected. Erie AZ 3iisan
advance Of 81 Lake Shore 9Ga937s. advance OF a.
and New-York Ccuttal at l13a1l2ai. an advance OF
80 per cent. OF the money market still checked
operations. but the market closed strong.
Government bonds Ia good request outside or the
and bids Tor the Is and i1s ADVANCED
Il per cent Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

SALES AT THE cONsOLIDA TED STOCK ASo PETRO.
LEU4 E1CHAS0E
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

In state bonds North Carolina special active
Class at lOs aud Arkansas Is 10 Central Railroad at
siaeio OF city bank stocks American Exchange
sold t2o) 145 Republic noD AZ 1880 1871 Irving
COZ at 40, and Fourth National i0 at l46t-
Railway bonds only moderately active, but they
ruled strong Erie second Gs sold up 10 l0o9 and closed
lOO4 o16Oas against s9 yesterday and the con-oi Is
were up per cent al i3lle Missouri. Kansas ami
fra fra e. Sc Il nc S' a up d
rsts series 49, were u higher at 779 AMI the currency
O. were az 27 Chesapeake ONO and southw escrn r-ts
were p higher at 1864 West Shore As dull and
steady l02A a1o2a Mobile and Ohio first debentures
were off a al 6l5 and seconds up q at 3D. Ohio
soutber incomes active and rose to 45Ad45s
Indiana Bloomington and Western Incomes were active
al an advance 10 34a3i2 New-iork CITY and Northern
re neral IS receipts active at 724a72 Houston
and Texas Central generals sold at 72Ad72 Rich
mond and Danvie debcntuies were mp at IL and as
scented per cent at 10 Northwestern debenture 3s
sold ut Oie against 1904 Yesterday and Extcn
sion d at 95SsaJ54. Green Bay, WlDOna and ~ Paul
incomes active at Al sa42 Wabash general ia re
ceipts per cent q 3d. aud hrss Chicago division
were custer al 957sa9G. Detroit Mncenac and Mar.
oue.e land grants active at 81 1904. Denver aud
Grande Is sold MP 10 ~. but closed unclaimed NJ
1854 Oregon Short Line 6s were frm ~ lO3 GiO2A
Atlantic aud Pacific a. were up i at sG4 and Incomes
were e higher at 299. Fort Worth and Denver rrs's
active at 81 1885 and ST. Louis, Arkansas aud
Texas trsts were on L. ~ 1000
or unlisted securities dealt al the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed oil certificates sold n,2OO NJ 52o5l as@
So L. Chicago Equitable Gas hrsts $4,000 at O2A Mex
lear National hrsts second nstament paid lr7,500 at
S9a Northern Pacific dividends tsi.OO0) at % Pitts
burg & Western rsts (S 900, at 3D. Rome and Decatur
nrsts 49, 900 "a. foleo ~ Louis aud Kansas City
fsts Is 5OOO at 90 l. a95 Boston Hartford ami Erie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES usual 400 at % 927. Brooklyn LIE
waited 400 AT 42i2 Chicago and Indiana Coal Railway
GOO al Is AGO and preferred GOO) at "a aoo4 Florida
Railway and Navigation ilOOj at % Lake Earle and
Western 900 23 % and preferred 100 at i2D
So 057. Pbenix Mining 10000, AT ~ i2DS5 %
S3 s7i. Security 300 at IS 750$5 5o~S5 IS, and 81.
Kelvin $500 At 70 9G007O@Goe6s
At Stock Exchange rates for call loans ruled be-
tween and per cent. principally az per cent, aud
closed 0iered at per cent
The sub debtor at tie Clearing House
$2I6,9l and II redeemed 100000 trade dollars
The sub-Trcasury gained on balance S5405J7 made M
by of 1927 $50 less currency loss of
The GAYS operations covered Receipts. 81 ,72l ,265
payments, 81 l7i,7OS currency balance $ls,0l2,IlA
coin balance, 81 5S. 81, 5s4.
The following the monthly statement OF receipts
Announcements the Assistant Treasurer Of United
states IN New-York for the month OF March:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

Flour firm. Howard ana Western supernne 50 300
Mnls sunernne 81 50 al 90 do Extra 50 sssS Is 10
Paen s. eaap Western ear
tera Ited 90 sSc' DO Amber ~ s!c 40 Western
NAV 0l+aols 10 June 81 sa9i NC; August Ole asked
hfiarr Southern White asa4s &C.. yellow 4e 9ae &C..
Western Mixed spoi 45s4 a457.ct April 45l04Gc; Nay
Sc $50 do Mixed Sso.: Peunsriranls "a SOC
y9 81 ra1S SsaG S rm Mes. f RnSe o s o
si7 So BuiSnests 1shonlers ana C'e' RIO siaes
Sides atc. Hams iSaisc..... IalG-Rehncd al sssi.c
huer T oS st Packet rsT .saSs
Rcnpen &C: conco-tio earsoeA ordinary 10 l1 nr
hred Ss.aioe 49, whistey auet at a 2Sssi - 80.
trelehts 20 lvcrpoo, steamer Qualification 6S2.l
s54i bbl. wnea, iG 300 bush Cora 5000 Tu,n. oats
5000 Vusn rive L4oo bsa shpments-fionr az sn npa
bush Corn 10000 Du-il
BOSTON. March al.-riour-Littlo more business doing
-. sDnar 4" as.t ratenS, prime - %
steamer %Ied at" 81 I Oats dneI No
White at ~ short. steady MiddlnTs Der Ton sl7 %
ag7e. Extra 20 SOC. Cheese ntn. New YORK
err Fresh II Receipts ior tho wc,E-Flour 27ooo
hUs and s1010 SACKS oosa 2l'ooO DusiL oAi' I'VOOo
suFruo March sI.-whest-No Hard dun and
unsettled offered at 20 Chicago for MAY sales 1000
MAY sales WINTER Wheat hrmer. No Red ssei
s gen iiSner n" at4Ss,ss'e 40 stiS%e. So
yellow 45te No le,low 4.S@tt'.c va; Dat' .,rons
Barley lower in light de- and Ma. Cansda ss 7cc
AND and ana sTa%a cnS Ie ha sS state y s, NC
Flour unchanged - lieceipis-Whcat Iona bush
sSpmenrs%sv beat 2Sooo onsn Corr iscoo Dasii oat.
.-.... bush BARLEY bush.
ter f raos n = 81 a9 lu %sa N
s ssa w :. 20 osc s2'G 70 ,"asF Is ios
1925. RYE Forr-S1jJSsJ 10 ~ JJlL Bac&whoat SO
m, 1rai,nr futures ranpei "a foilo,T---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PR Worth Rfrey. Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-wih an improved demand prompted by better
feeling tile speculative market prices for Brszi CROWNS
marked the basis OF ID w. for lair no SPOT
invoices TRAILING quite active in nfoas the sales EN-.
brscpg lb00 bags santos No. at - c 1000 bags do No
at lSs,c 1000 bags do No 10 at 129 I.5c0 bags RIO
No Tat l4c; 1000 bags Rio No. at Asc and 2ooo bags
Rio No. li'c The mider grOwths nrm and moi
eratey active sales 500 bags Iasayra 200 bags Mari
caibo and 400 peculs September Interior the last at 10 c
TRAILING the First prices showed an
advance Of 51l0 points and closed easy at the
opening prices follows January. 1885 1870 FeOru-
AIRY. 13.70@i375; April l3JOAi355i Nav. l45o;
June l345 4l350; july. 1860 1855 August 1890
yember l3.650l3.70; December. l365al37G Sales
$4,000 iaxs. 49,
CoTToN-Quotaions for spot cotton were revised All
grades advanced is-exceptRg Low Miding and hddnng
Stained which anced The sales were 336 bales
u9t last EVENING" all OF which were FOR consump.
ton. The to-day 4Y6 bales, comparing
with 456j bales tis day last week and 1888 this day
last since September the total port receipts have
been 50500i bales against bales for tho same
period last
Quotations revised based on Tho American standardot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETa

LONDON. March 3L-l2i3O D. m.-Unted States Four Per
Cent Bonds 1915 do -Four and Half Per Cent Bonhs
~ Atlantic and Great western First Mortgage Trustees
cl6c. OF IA Erie. 49, DO Second Consos 1921; Mexican
Ordinary. 64t: 81 Paul Common. gS4 New.fork Cep
tra. 10 n; Reading 20.
Paris advices Three Per Cent RenSes at SO francs
IS centlmes tor the account.
p. m.-Unitcd states Four and Halt Per cont bonds
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates. 4S3 Canadian Pacific 64sl; Erie 30 = no.
Second Ccnsoi.. iOSis Mexican Ordinary 641 St Pau
Common. "a: New York Central. l1694 Reading, 2pls
The amount of bullion gone into die Bank OF England on
balance to-day is $4,000.
The bullion Bank OF England mas Increased
315.O00 during the psst week. .
The proportion OF the Bank Of England TO tie liza
bty which last week 40 30 cent is 4s57 per
PARIS March 3I-The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France shows decrease OF 2s7boO0 francs In god and
6jO. 600 francs In silver
Paris adyices doo cent rer:cs at 81 francs cen
times for account and Exchange London at 20 francs 81
Confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

I OST.-Bank book No. 1877, 155 on Dry Dock
II savngs Bank Aay person having claims upon said book
called upon the same u the TANK within unity
dave viii declared cancelled ana exuhr
auished, aud . one issued In Lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
OCEAN Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE L. $. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A NfWYORK AND LIVERPOOL
Steamship CITY OF ROME sails "Wednesday, AprilZ1
ana every fourth Wednesday, thereafter
Saloon passage, $50 and upw ari esoht ass wv
uIAsGOW VIA Lon DON DERRY
ETHIOPIA sprl . mon. Dcvoua...;prl 10 n"ons
Bov i......Aprli o. a. m. Furn s-a -. ltl - a. IN
Rates All massage TO glasgow Derry crpDD and BelfAti
Cabin $50 and sou. -
Second class $50; steerage w
For book OF tours or further Information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. New.for9
COMPANlA TRASATLANTICA ESPANOLA
" Formerly A. LOPEZ = ca.
Month American Branch)
The OF this weknowi spanish sleamsnlp ma ,
nov nnIer c,,ntrtct with the Mexican Government VIII
Havana direct Ga the 4th itth and -'Ih
OF month a.. 49,. III, -,
nom u er ~ n H. D. Aprl T. for tlE following
mort. Havana Progreso vera CruZ Coruna. Sant snde
Navre and Liverpool and freight are Aken tot
above ports alsJ freight Tor Ntg1 DDoL bhV"~s as
sebastian, Ilordeaua and Hamburg
'' 's'sA ~ NJ CEBALLOs a CO,
General A gents,
50 Walt.t, Newiork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
orauons AS revised based on Tho American standar
ifcaton follows

For future deliveries tho market firm and active
Opening at 36J points advance on the small showing OF INC
early tho ports the market closed strong and ex
cited net advance OF Hole points near and SOY
points for the day sales, l72.JO0 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

The Mono Mining Company has levied assessment
Of so cents per share.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOsr0Y STOCKS
Boston. March 81. s3z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

UANRURG- AMERICAN SIS. LINE FOR
III Plymouth (Londonl Cherbours PARISH HAMBURG .
Wie aud. 80 y IN. April x '.rta- = ~. pr, ~.
susyla n am. Arril L. Hsmnnnia ~ sprii IS.
E:st Csbin. $50 $50 ami sla sieor.se a. 1,w 's'cs
Cen Agts. Jl Broaast y. f.Gen Pa Agts ei sway NJ.
JNMAN LINE L. :. and ROYAL Nail Steamers
L FOR oUEENsToWN ASD LIVE .lU"i- - q,
CITY OF ESIFR APR
CITY OF RICHMOS D...-..Sat urisJ Ann - o'sos ~
BALTIC. TUESDAY. Arfii -
cry or MnNTRR ,L...-.~ safur'as Nnrtl {. ~ n'
Prom Inman Pier ~ Grand.st- Jersey CITY. -.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and upward iNIhhhhDiArS
70" PfiER WRIGHT 4 SONS. General Aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
Hlusiral Jnstruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY Used
N UPRIGHT ant square pianos Of our make winch were
specially. selected and only used BY Tie artists "i e heo'
voitsn Opera House OF parry during past oss ssa-o
liberal reduction om our regular price@
PIANOS FOR RENT - ,,.-.,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-16
THE FIRE RECORD.
Mills and Dwellings Burned and Many Peo.
pie Made HomeIess-Loss, $4,000.

Mills and Dwellings Burned and Many Peo-
pie Made HomeIess-Loss, $4,000.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct 15.-At 1910 to-day a
fire broke out in Crane & Co. g saw-mill, in the
eastern part OF Fulton The entire fire depart
ment of the city was called to the scene. A
strong gale was blowing from the river in the
direction of the hills, which run parallel to the
river. At the foot of the hill is Eastern
avenue. 1t but few min
utes until everything between Eastern avenue
and the river, between Bayou and Lumber
streets, an area of about five acres, was a mass
of flames. In this area was about nine million
feet Of lumber. about twenty dwellings, nearly
all of them wooden buildings, and St. Rosa
Roman Catholic Church, to say nothing of
stables and other out-houses. The wind pushed
the flames from the river toward the frame
houses On the hilsides, and scores of
tops fought the flames out The fire.
brands eaped clear the roofs and
ignited the grass on the bluff slopes of the hill.
Up these sleeps the flames climbed and set on
fire the stable of DIR. Williams. An engine was
detached and sent up the milk Fortunately the
wind changed and blew toward the river and
while greatly embarrassed by scarcity
of water The fire. during its progress.
cans caused .,a panic in tn that part, part of
stroyed were the houses Of poor men and their
worldly all Bus few of them were insured
About twenty dwellings and tenemepts were
destroyed. 1t is not possible to give anything
but approximations of the entire loss. The loss
on Crane Co.'S saw-mill. machinery and lurn-
Der is estimated from ZOO to 500. 900;
the insurance on this $4,000.
On the dwellings and other buildings
there was little or no insurance. The losses on
these are estimated at from $50 900 to $780, 900;
the lowest figure is moro nearly the correct one.
Among the loses dwellings are: VIM. Elmer
son. Sc. 900; Jas Ferguson. So. O00 Lewis Glenn
$1,000; Jacob Gardner, $4,000. St Rosa Church
was damaged $4,000 Knuwen's livery stable
So 000 and Samuel Furst's dwelling, So 500
were total losses. The grand total will be about
$40 600 Many persons are made homeless.
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ires-Joe Ardner, r. w. Wright.
St. Louis Beaten by Detroit.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The score in the series for
the Worlds championship stands Detroit, A.
St Louis 2 In the record the two sh utouts of the
Association champions should add to the prestige oe
the League champions. The game at the Polo
grounds to-day was played under circumstances to
impel the players to do their best work. The specta
tors who came out to good game. without
friend or favor, numbered ten Shousand. They were
not disappointed They expected to the ST. Louis
men make closer fight than they did. but as they
witnessed the splendid fielding exhibition of the
Straits City club and the wonderful pitching of
Getzein they could only admit that the
invincible, this day, and st. Louis must wait
till some other day. To Getzein belongs the
principal credit OF the victory His delivery
much for the ordinarily clever batters in the opposing
team When it is considered that OF the whole nine
from ST. Louis only two made clean hits and
those in the last inning. it will be that Getzein
was out as pitcher, and got there On the other
hand, Foutz hit frequently and hard, and while
the Detrots earned six of their runs the sup
port he received certain periods ging
throwing to bases, and Gleason and Robinson though
the latter did generally good work, made mistakes
that saddened the crowd as well as Foutz. Funny
Latham was funner than usuai. He made several
remarks that caused the crowd to laugh, and once
when he urged Bushong to throw the ball to second
with smoke on it. even Foutz had to smile Score:
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Cable Nntea-

Louis Jean Emmanuel Gonzales, French author is
dead.
The Nkita concerts in Berlin have been thoroughly
successful.
A troupe of artists left Bremen on Wednesday for
New York Included in the troupe Adolph Me
Lille Lehman, and Marianne Brandt.
The members of the Literary Congress- in session
at Madrid. accompanied by the Spanish Literary and
Artistic Association formed in procession yesterday
and marched to the statue of Cervantes and placed
number of wreaths at the foot of the statue.
General Ferron. French Minister of War, states
that the inquiry in the matter of the sale of civic dec
orations is nearly completed. and that no officer of
the army employee of the War Department has
been found involved in the affair." excepting General
Caffarel and General D'Audlay.
The Duke of Saxe-Cobourg. Gotha's memoirs en-
titled My Life and Time" ready. The first
volume covers the period from 1918 to 1850. The
concluding volumes cover the time until 1880 The
work gives frank revelations of the Dukes political
and social experiences before and after succeeding to
the throne.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-16
AYOUB KHAN.
English Officials Unable to Furnish Trust
worthy News Concerning Him.
Epecai tn he Indiana polia Journai

English Officials Unable to Furnish Trust
worthy News Concerning Him.
Special to the IndaCapolis Journal
LONDON. Oct 15.-It is admitted at the
Foreign and India Offices that there is no trust
worthy intelligence regarding Ayoub Khan. At
present anything may happen in Afehanistan,
owing to the Ameer's weakness, the intense
hostilities of some tribes and the maneuvres
of Ayoub. In Teheran. it is said, there is a
theory that Ayoub's p ers ian attendants were
negligent to his custody on account of induce
menrs from the Russian embassy, but of this
there is believed to be proof The
Shah has never ceased to regret
that the convention prepared by Lord Beacons-
fields government, by which he himself would
have taken possession of Herat, never car
ried out. His Majesty believes that he would
have been permitted to hold tho place, but if
not, he would have had valuable consideration
in hand with which meet Russian demands
What the detention of Ayoub Khan
at Teheran has cost the Indian
treasury will never exactly be made
known. Perhaps, in some future session of
Parliament, some Of those who complain so bit
terly of charges upon the Indian exchequer will
give a thought to the payment. by India. of SO
large part of the cost of the Persian and Chi
nese missions and of the entire charge of the
consulates upon the great rivers of Turkey in
Asia, where British commerce is, perhaps for
that reason, much neglected.